Fr. John Schneier

Ite Ad Joseph: Fr. John Schneier's Homily Podcast

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Sunday Homilies from Fr. John Schneier, priest of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

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Fr. John Schneier

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Oct 4, 2026

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Episodes

Ash Wednesday, March 6, 2019. 07.03.2019

How to persevere in holiness during the season of Lent.

7th Sunday of Ordinary Time, February 24, 2019. 24.02.2019

Why “that’s not fair” isn’t really merciful.

6th Sunday of Ordinary Time, February 17, 2019. 17.02.2019

English Premier League Soccer, and trusting in God!

4th Sunday of Ordinary Time, February 3, 2019. 03.02.2019

Evangelization starts at home, within our own families. 

Monthly Dose of Grace Talk: The State of the Church, January 27, 2019. 28.01.2019

Parish talk concerning modern challenges to the Church's mission, including the sexual abuse scandal. 

3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, January 27, 2019. 27.01.2019

What does it mean to be unconditionally pro-life?

2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time, January 20, 2019. 20.01.2019

The marital bond between God and humanity: the greatest covenant ever.

The Baptism of the Lord, January 13, 2019. 13.01.2019

The sacraments (especially Baptism) make grace visible.

The Epiphany of the Lord, January 6, 2019. 06.01.2019

Jesus Christ is the fullness of Divine Revelation, giving God the Father a human face.

Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, January 1, 2019. 01.01.2019

The icon of Our Mother of Perpetual Help, and Mary’s motherhood.

Solemnity of the Holy Family, December 30, 2018. 30.12.2018

Marriage is so much more than merely uniting 2 people together: it’s a Sacrament!

Christmas, December 25, 2018. 25.12.2018

When we as a world are plunged into darkness, Christ comes to give us light.

3rd Sunday of Advent, December 16, 2018. 16.12.2018

Is our identity found in ourselves, or in God?

2nd Sunday of Advent, December 9, 2018. 09.12.2018

We might have fallen down time and time again, but God wants us to get back up and try one more time. 

Immaculate Conception, December 8, 2018. 08.12.2018

What does it mean to say that Mary was “full of grace”?

1st Sunday of Advent, December 2, 2018. 02.12.2018

The apostles weren’t prepared or vigilant; will we?

Feast of St. Rose Philippine Duchesne, November 18, 2018. 18.11.2018

How the prayerful example of St. Rose helps us today.

32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time, November 11, 2018. 11.11.2018

What does it mean to give God everything, even our livelihood? 

31st Sunday of Ordinary Time, November 4, 2018. 04.11.2018

Love God and love your neighbor as yourself. Great words to live by on the eve of an Election.

29th Sunday of Ordinary Time, October 21, 2018. 21.10.2018

We should be disciples, not demanding consumers. 

27th Sunday of Ordinary Time, October 7, 2018. 07.10.2018

Who are we, and what are we made for? The answer determines everything!

25th Sunday of Ordinary Time, September 23, 2018. 23.09.2018

Stewardship Sunday, and why it's so important to see everything around us as a gift. 

24th Sunday of Ordinary Time, September 16, 2018. 16.09.2018

How do we approach suffering: kicking and screaming, or willingly, with faith?

23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, September 9, 2018. 09.09.2018

A reversal of fortune for the Israelites, and us. 

22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time, September 2, 2018. 02.09.2018

What is a Pharisee, and how do we not behave like them? 

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